Glazing foiling
frosting and color films
Glazing in the office is a tasteful way to divide open space into smaller zones without losing valuable light. It is a requirement of the construction law that the glass be properly secured so as to avoid the risk of collision with the glass – with us you will do it in a visually appealing, aesthetically pleasing and consistent manner.
We make glazing in offices no longer transparent and glass panes unnoticeable, minimizing the risk of collision with glass. In this way, we separate areas of the office, provide privacy, inform and navigate the user, while decorating the space.
Stylish arrangement for security
How to secure a glass partition wall in your business? At Space Wizard, we use frosting and films that, in addition to being decorative, primarily serve a security function by reducing light translucency. We design, execute and deliver elegant frosting and foils with visual motifs to match your brand identity and office image.
Frosted films
The so-called. Frosted, silver-colored films that mimic engraving on glass or milk glass are commonly used in Offices to separate zones and provide privacy where it is required, such as in conference rooms. They are also part of space branding and significantly enhance interior aesthetics.
Color films
Interesting visual effects on glass can also be achieved using colored, tinted films, combining them with frosted film or using so-called. clear view film, which is a transparent version that can be printed with any graphics.
Liquid crystal films
The use of intelligent Digital Shading Technology, which, thanks to liquid crystals located between two layers of PET film, allows the transparency of the film to be controlled by providing it with the appropriate voltage. This solution allows you to repurpose the glass walls in your office and the windows in your home. SONTE Labs together with R&D Company gives you the opportunity to use this technology via remote control, wall switch, app or BMS/BAS system. SONTE film inhibits 99% of UV rays and 80% of infrared rays, as proven by tests conducted by SGS laboratories.